Features | Page 49 of 56 | Savannah Magazine

Civil Conduct

During her ongoing quest for “near-native” status, Andrea Goto gets a history lesson…and samples the punch.

A serial tech entrepreneur explains the perks of being local and bids adieu to the concept of a traditional workspace.

Two artful new arrivals are making their mark in the galleries and streets of Savannah. Summer Teal Simpson follows them home. Photography

Three Savannah community activists enjoy a fittingly dynamic conversation with Associate Editor Jim Signorile over gourmet delights at Brasserie 529.

Does this face look familiar? Her unique point of view is transforming Savannah. Think your city has reached its fullest

At a club nestled in the culturally throbbing hub of the East Village in New York City, there’s a band

Design Within Reach (pg. 96): Meet five local designers with prodigious talent.
Garden Varieties (pg. 106): Floral everything is in bloom this spring-including fashion!
Rescue me (pg. 115): A group of caring animal rescue crusaders teach us about compassion, patience, and responsibility.
Squad Goals (pg. 130): A hard working group of female attorneys lean in.